5 Music Business Blind Spots and How to Spot Them
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- In order to actually grow a music career, artists must go beyond the vague concept of "getting more fans" and take a critical look at their marketing. Many artists have blind spots that don't even realize...
In this episode of Creative Juice, Jack and Circa take you through 5 music business blind spots that we analyze with artists at our agency IndieX to help them grow. Learn how the key to growth lies not only in expanding your fan base but also in enhancing the quality of your relationships with your fans by focusing on five crucial areas that often go unnoticed.
So if you're ready to shed light on the hidden aspects of your music business and transform these blind spots into opportunities for growth, this episode guides you to unlock new opportunities for growth and improve your overall marketing strategy!
DISCOVER:
How To Audit Your Audiences For A Better Understanding Of Your Fan Base
How To Generate Ideas For New Content And Why Organic Content Matters
What Engagement Can Do For Increasing The Quality Of Your Fans
How To Craft Compelling Offers To Encourage Fans To Sign Up For Your Lists
How To Convert Fans Into Customers And Boost Your Music Business Profit Over Time
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Thank you so much! I've been listening to your podcasts for some time now and I'm just starting out with my first band. Your conversations give me a lot of actionable inspiration and motivation for my band to grow. Much goodness to you :)
My new favorite channel 😮
You guys always dropping 💎
"owned media" that's very accurate.
Circa I need to come see you in Orlando. I’m in Gainesville.
The Saga of LaDre makes it into the podcast 🎉🎉
very good! thank you for this
Well fuck. I've been starting and stopping for decades due to the ongoing shitstorm of my life. I guess it's too late to do my thing like this.
I turn 50 in January. Is it simply too late? Even if I start putting things up in a regular fashion?
@@cafe.cedarbeard I knew a guy who decided to learn saxophone when he was 70. when I met him he was 83 and he could set the place on fire
It’s exhausting isn’t it
@@gilesbowkett I have no problem with musical skill. I'm killing it on every instrument I play including vocals where I have yet to meet anyone who can out sing me, getting better every day, drums better every day. It's the internet stuff that I've done badly for so long I don't know if there's any way for me to recover. At least not without a team.
@@ekayaniperforms The internet is fucking stupid to put it kindly. Giving our lives over to robots is not helping. If we can take it back from the tyrants maybe it won't be so intentionally confusing. The most inane idiocy is the easiest thing to make money on with how stupid the internet has become outside puddles of sanity like this channel.
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Funny...
As I read your title it occurred to me... The BIGGEST blind spot is having a "music" career. That job description is gone. You are actually either an affiliate marketer or a platform influencer these days. Having a 'music career' is missing the playing field and causing you to waste your budget.
This is super depressing
And because everyone needs to fake that they are 'bigger than they are', its hard to tell if anyone is actually making a living, vs 'surviving'.